Daily British Whig (1850), 23 Oct 1905, p. 2

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CHEA PER GRADES im. Of) low, if | sit el I i i A F i 'mage, Richardson mt through Tibe fox a tome, Oyun, ; - 3 if i i iF i ! F 2 iH 3 cE 5 : fh jit i i i fil ih gz : F Fai i 4 ii TF He iii g 8 Es EI fF 5:F i at was expected didn't seem to be able to before Walsh and Gleeson down wnon them, However. Clancy has certainly trained teen well. Thev nine the same art to finish. Kennedy, Queen's \ Have] a strong game college renresentatives. 6 800A Preshyterion team of Qneen's "has. four Roman Catholics in its line-up, The First Half. The field was a little soggy in plac es, but generally in good condition. the wind was from the west and blew t across the field. Queen's won the toss and played from the south- west end. For the first fifteen minutes it looked like a win for Ottawa: Col- the reason that while took advantage of every little chance, Land Durocher" and Gleeson had kicked for twy rou, in ten minutes, The play ing to the first score was thus: Bawli kicked to Maodonnel! who was tackled at Queen's twenty yard line. A free kick to Queen's was returned by Joron, and then Duroch. er kicked over Queen's goal line. Glep. son couldn't get clear and had to rouge. Ottawa 1, Queen's 0, Only qa few minutes after Ottawa got un free kick at Queen's twenty-five yard line, and Gleeson Kicked over the dead line for & rouge. Ottawa 2, Queen's 0, On a free kick 1, Queen's, a puff 'of wind carried the hall back, and Sloan got it fifteen y: in front of Queen's goal line where he was tackled. From a + Glesson got the ball for Otte. wa, and v in getting clear of Queen's wings, and went over the line for a touch. Ottawa 7, Queen's 0, Queen's then carried the play to Ot tawa's fifteen yard line it went across the fie, Buus? gape twen- = yards, Quoen's a kick and illiama punted to Ottawa's woal line, Walsh and Gleeson follotwed up fast, and. Id had just time 15 fall on the ball, when they were on him. A throw in followed and Queen's pot the ball. From the s ing merim- v tava 7, Queen's 5. Only four minutes of the hall then re mained to play, After the kick off, the play went in. 8 torritory. »On a run, Glees- on got within ten yards of Queen's Fine. Ottawa pot a free kick, and Gleeson punted into touch-in-gonl, Or- tawa 8. Queen's 5. This was the half time seore, ; ---- The Second Half. It was Queen's game all through the second half, the wings plating with more ginger, and takine advantage of | another succeseive side, to Queen's thrown in Smith gét went over for a touch. 17, Ottawa 13. kick-off, play got down to : The Dal: Willichor ts crbere "s got the . Wi iv Riehardon 8 pass and on a twenty yard run around the end secured o touch, Queen's 22, Ottawa 13. Two Quein's.--Full-back, Macdonnell: half | backs, Walsh, Williams, Gleeson; quar- hack ; T. ter: ' ; scrimmage, Tem- pleton, Dohovan, Gibson; wings, Ken , Patterson, , Cameron, Timms Baillie. or Ottawa Co ~Full-back, Durdch- er; haltbacks, Rawlf, Gleeson, Joron: quarter-back. Johnston; scrimmage, Smith, Sloan, Collin; wings, A. L. McDonald, Costello, Jones, Filia. trault, O'Neill, Referee, A. G. Gill, of McGill; um pire, J. F. Hammond, of MeGili. Touch line judges, = Dr. Etherington. J. Murphy, Ottawa. Goal j y Rev, James O'Rielly, Ottawa and W. Whinton, Queen's. Measurers, V. Guil- foile, Ottawa, and N. Crothers, Kino- ston. Timers, A. Kennedy, Queen's, and Rev, Brother Stanton, Ottawa. Ottawa's contingent of 100 students occuniedd a portion of one of the A and cheered lustily for their team. A number of the college fathers and brothers were among the: excur- i "King Claney, the celebrated serim- mager of former Ottawa College teams, and now trainer, watched "the match from the side. The result did not surprise him, Queen's, he said, had too formidable a wing line and scrim: mage for Ottawa. In his opinion the stronger team had won. A Win For Gananoque. Quite a large number of spectators were at the Koyal Mitary Collége on Saturday afternoon to witness the two matches to be played. A piercing cold wind blew over the point and many of the "fair sex" were-glad to feel the warming influence of the cad t's great coats. 'The first match, St. Andrew's, Gan- anogue's vs. RM.C. IL, resulted 7 to 0 in favor of the visitors. The two teams lined up as follows : RM.C, IL. ~Fullback, halves," Smith, Maclaren, Coursol : quarter, Lawson; snap, G. Smith; wings, Mohnight, Haggerty, Ham. mond, J. Gibson, Stewart, Tremblay. Ganunoqgue.-- Fullback, Burtom ; hulves, Marshall, M. Gordon, Acton; yuarter, ' G. Carr: gmap, B. Gordon; wings, Convey, Davis, O'Brien, White, Wright, H. Carr, (Capt.); referee, Cadet Warren; umuire, Linckler, The next match will be played in Gananoque on Thanksgiving day. No Intermediate Match. The game between K.M.C. I. and Queen's il. was not pulled off, he cause of a failure to agree on a re feree. Gneen's claimed they wired for officials, but none came. Queen's wanted Mills for referee, bat being one of Queen's men, the cadets refused to accept him. R.M.C. suggested Brit ton, of Gananoque, one not directly Watson; AT THE GRAND. i To Present "A Runaway Girl" To-Night. x ' ill ADDRESSED | 4, usement and entertainment w En | be offre o both young ami old dur {ing the engagement the Pollard | 5 I ---- Lilliputian Opera company at All Should Be Workers With God | Grand for three nights, gluing in the Building of His King- night. The Pollard ol dom~Every ances are fully up to re one'is to Have a | standard set for 'professionals and Share. The jon, augmented by a vet at the same time the little ones congregat who render such musical and operatic full turnout of Limestone Lodge, No. 9, AOUW., on the occasion of productions range in years from nine to fourteen. They are exceptionally their twenty-fifth auniversary, filled | precocious youngsters who have been Brock Street Sunday sang chosen on account of their voral qualifications and ability to grasp the er," and Mrs. William Gordon, gave a beautiful rendering of the solo "Eter- ! reguirement" of stage work. They are nal Father." The or, Rev. C. S. Eby. DD. prob able and in- lly trained for their tive casetully the result is, the litt e folks render performances that are as edi- fying to adults as to child®n. As the teresting sermon in the text' St. John | jute Cecil Rhodes, the South African G17: Bat | "answered them, |, onate wrote about them © * My Father worketh, hitherto, and | gre an education to other children and work," and St. iv, 12, "Verily, verily, 1 say the to- mn the, n inspiration to teachers. As evi- a Ths 1 so believe I am ready at ehy time you may ' desire, to defray the entire expenses of your cojopany of juveniles to England, as 1 am of the opinion their performances would have a salutary influence "upon the children there." "A Runaway Girl ¥ us the Father worked, and He"mderiook it, and we : must erry it a k Shot. is ihe will be the bill to night. tion, how is it to be done ? e | - i were simply men, but . the Rose Coghlan, Matinee And Night power with which they worked is for | "The hue ribbon comedy of the sea- every believer, Wo must be workers |. ic sdmitted to be "The Duke of with God to estaBlish His kingdom. | Kilierankie" which will be at the Love is the central idea of which a'l | Grond next Thurslay matinee and law on earth must concentrate. There | night. The play was first produced at in the selfish love, the love of our | cho tee Frohman's . Criterion theatre, friendships and the Divine love, Jesus | | ndon, England, and shortly after at Christ came to establish His Father's | Empire, New York, FPhamomenal kingdom, it is for us for the taking-- | 1,0 were made followed by Boston, but no, we would rather have some- { Philadelphia, Chicago and St. Louis. thing else. We should all be working | pio "Roce Coghlan.: is at the heed of along this line, workers with . { the company which will appear here Let 'your children on the streets and | and the entire original equipment will they fall into view, but the day must {88 used. The story is of twa very come when all will be clean: all we | pretty love affairs. have to do is to build up. The idea | : : pr prayer is to bring down God to | yworENTS OF THE DAY. help wa. Put yourself in line with the | a iw | Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Rounds. idea, not. your own. The AO.UW, on . help vach other, one of the finest | bey Their i | iano tuner. Orders things of earth, You are not of the 1 a -- who think work with the hands ! received at McAuley s book store. = degradis werk is a good gospel, but The Lilliputian Opera company, ar we aust have wu higher idea. We will | rived in the city this moming from need the ideal no matter how humble | Ottawa. ' our work. God has no place for | Estimations on hot air, ar hot roi i His temple. Many think | water heating kindly given at Yellow drag 1 be thi d Th Hardware Store there will nothing to do in heaven, | BD hit but there will vy of work, with | Mrs. T. McCammon will ~ i one heart, with our all-wise Father. | Home at 5 Maia street, Tuesday The one supreme purpose of the Lord | afternoon and evening. ve ~the highest master workman--is to | "Is this cold enough for you ? was create the time when new heavens | the popular greeting of the morning. shall smile on a mew carth below. At any rate it froze ice lt pening, God's great pufpose of love shall be | There is a scarcity of occasional bronght about. One God, one law, | teachers for the public schools--only one element, is the far off divine ong being sbiaisuble al Present. ; event 10 which treation moves. Every. | nnual twilight recital sacred one is to do a werk; insofar as we | Music, St. A uclvaw 2. Shurch, Rois fail we hinder the Father to | less { Thanksgiving cay. Silver collection. mankind. We must have preparation This week "Told in the Twilight, ¥ od? : --every child of man should be a | the society column, Will be found in child of God. Jesus died to make | Wednesday and Saturday's issues. this an assurance. How can His fol- Only two cough syrups, the Red lowers do greater works than Jesas | Cross kind god all others. The Red ever did ¥ Just as the building of Cross one cures any cough. Only. 20c, the 'palace is er than the archi- | Gibson's Red Crom rug store. tect's sketch. Nothing less than the | It pays to advertise. Gananoque touch of the Infinite will make us true lady remarked at a sewing circle four workers with God. Not simply join" weeks ago that she never had been ing and working with a church or | kissed, She is now married. A brotherhood, but to love God su- Our stove parlor open every night premely and work for dur fellow men. | this week. See the largest assort- Everyone is important--all have the | ment of heaters and cookers in the possibility of working out the infinite city. at Yellow Hardware Store, op- whole. If every other person dropped | posite Grand Opera House. out where would we be; if all joined The Lilliputian Opera company has in what a! splendid effect. Put great | just closed an engagement of four thoughts into little things, all God's | weoks to crowded houses in Mont thoughts are in a blade of grass. | real. The 'company will return to You arc responsible, not for the re. | Montreal shortly ~ for another two sult, but for the will of your work | weeks' envagement. ing. A man who aims high and fails | Customers for Blaud's iron tonic is greater thanbe who aims low and | pills come to Gibson's Red Cross wins, a ue fe has been a failure, | drug store from all parts of the city. remember the Father i& infinitely | The genuine are sold there. kind; He is more willing to take us in His workshop #han we are to go. Everyone can now hegin to help our Father build up His ingdom accord ing to Jesus Christ. : Christ' A RACY MEETING Of the Police Court Held This Morning. Farrell acted as judge at a "racy" session in the police court Miss Austin, Toronto, sang the solg, | to-day. Three "heats" in the same "Angels Brigg and Fair," very sweet. | tracks were soon finished. R. Mitnger, Magistrate Church Paragraphs. 2 interested in either team, but the tn color bunch would not hear of him. Notes On Sport. vt Westmounts defeated Ottawa St, | Patricks on Saturday by 26 to 5. | Ottawa Rough Riiers gre eventually champions of the iehee Rugby Un. ion. Un Saturday, j Ottawa, they won from Montreal by 13 10 1. 0. R. PF. U, intermediate matches: Peterboro 18, Toronto Argonauts, 7. Dundas H, Guelph 0. Junior results. London 26, Sarnia 0. Galt 17, Wood- stock 14, In the O. R. F. U. match at Hamil ton, the Tigers trounced the Toronty | Argonauts to the tune of 11 to 7. The | Argonants seem to he little better than London. The Toronto World says that the defeat of Ottawa College hy Queen's was the surprise of the day. The next surprise may come on Thursday, when Queen's trim Varsity. : The American Canoe Association met in Now York on Friday, and de cided ta_hold the i at Sugar Island, near G from Aueust 10th to 21th, 1906, Dan Patch, the great pacer, pave an exhibition in Toronto on Saturday afternoon before 6,000 people, and did a mile on the Exhibition Dark track in 2068 The Canadian pacing record was held by Harold H., in 2.00%, The eity league rughy match, Sa. turday afternoon, on Queen's campus, between ts and St. James, was won hy the former by five to two. On Thanksgiving day on the cricket field. Cresoenty and Granites will meet, In Montreal on Saturday, Varsity defeated MeGill by 15 to 14, scoring three points in succession during the last two minutes 'of the match. Me- Gill were without Callaghan, their ceutre-half, and Varsity were without in in the same position. Varsi- y's victory was a surprise. Mts now "up to" "Queen's to wive Varsity . trimming here on Thursday. Varsity has won two victories and one would } assure it the championshin, Queen's have cot to put a nail in the Toron- to university's enfin, | last night, | at the offertory, at St. George's cathe- | Minnedosa, | Square Methodist Pale, Thin, ly in Queen Street Methodist church, | charged with being drumk, and plead j od guilty. $2 or fifteen days, James was played | Crozier, an orderly at the hospital, | was up for the same offenee--his first as a requiem | TUn,"" 81 and costs, or/ fifteen days. down with the Ernest W. Brukes, also pleadéd guil- ty for being over-capacitated. He had Scott, of Dominion | been on the track before this year, church, Montreal, | and was fined 85 and costs, or one will preach the anniversary sermons of | month, Queen Street Methodist - church on| The last not run off, November 19th. | due to lack of heat in the court room. Rov. WW. NH Sparling made it so | Michael Corrigan was charged with clear in his sermon, yesterday, that jy | cruelly blistering a horse in April was the duty of {he individual 10 i last. Court adjourned until two p.m. attend the national thanksgiving ger vies, proclaimed by the government, | CHAR that his flock may all Ep pected to | ADDITIONAL oz he at church on ay. He hoped | Have © See a big congregation else a! meagre throng might be an evidence | of national 'ngratitude. { Joi M. Mowat, Trafalgar Sunday was marked in | ditional charges in St, George's cathedral by the singin, | against Dovald McTutyre. One nas a of "All People That On Earth I), | Personal charge that D. M. Melntyre Dwell," as n processional, and '0 | 9d offer or promise .J. H. Motealfe God: Our Help In Ages Past," for re. | that he would procure for him some oossional. God Save: the Kisg was | © or would give or get for him amg at the offertory, aml the Halle. | MOMeY or other valuabie considera- Iujah chorus od - as a voluntary, | ton in frder to induce him to sup- The cadets, who a fine auxiliary | Port and work for him. It js also choir, helped greatly with the ary { charged that John Gaskin did give or ness of the singing. The dean preach. | Promise money or other valnable con: ol 'a' mast appropeiate sermon, his | fiderations to John Bush and Charles theme the great Hctory, and the | Bush to induce them to vote for day's hero. oh clntyre; also gave or promised | Money to William Morrison to induce | him to "drive voters to the polls. Chopin's Funeral March dral, on Sunday night, for the men who went Rev, KE. RB. "heat" was Been Put in Against D. M. McIntyre. today, served ad- the eross-petition ---- Don't forget wou. can buy shot | powder, shot s, rifles, | < Dei? ridges, * ate. Sat Yellow adel cars- | Ohange The Matinee Hour. Stort, Simmons Bros. | "Citizen" writes to the Whig to The ice industry began in Boston | this effect : "I have heard so much of in 1805, when a. man by the name | the excellent performances of the Pol- of Tudor shipped' it to Martinique. lard Lilliputign Opera company that " it seems to me it would be a good thing for the school children if Mr. | Brannigan, the manager of the Opera | House, could induce she com ny to {| Postpone their matinee until ~~ the hour of three o'clock Wednesday next, {instead of the usual hour 2:30 o'clock. By doing so it would give an oppor- Nervous? | unity to the children of the city _ ools of seeing HMB. "Pinafore," Then your ood must be inaveryl 4, getting out 2 school at recess. Re a ns rainy now | vides it would be an education for In doubt, your doctor. know to what pro- have arrived bad Xhat en § te childrén to see ficiency the Lilliputians then al in singing end acting. S-------------- A Bold Dire Thy Cures DOVER'S COLD BREAKE colds in twenty-four hours and They cause you no buzzing jy head. You don't eXPerience g hig the PITCHED SUDDENLY Capt. Milligan Tells About the Barge Minnedosa--Tow Line |} « » Did Not Break -- The Catas- | inconvenience of any ini whi tf mg trophe Came as a Great Sur- | DOVER'S COLD BREAKERg ! prise. L. L. Henderson, local You just take them disappears. 25 the M.T. company, had -----_0, RS any manager of a talk Geer thane with Capt. 'Milligan, o he Tl ant. on the latter's arrival at Sarnia Saturday night. Capt. Milligan stated that the catas- trophe occurred seven miles northeast of Serhor Beach. Saginaw Bay had been passed. The Minnedosa was the middle vessel, and, with the Melrose, was coming along all right, Capt. Milligan himself was on watch, and no signal of distress came from either of the barges. Suddenly the Minnedosa took.a dive and went under the wa- ters. 'The suddenness of the affair took all by surprise. The Weéstmount's tow line did not break. Instead, the | Minnedosa's tow-post was pulled right out and was afterwards drawn in. It is the only portion of tha barge left { io serve as a remembrance of her fate. The tow line connecting the Min- | nedosa with the Melrose broke after | the former sank. Capt. Milligan turn- ed the Westmount ahout and circled around several tines, in the hope of picking up some of the Mionedosa's crew, but pone 'was to be seen upon the waters. The Westmount then pick- ed up the Melrose and went into Har bor Beach. Mr. Henderson thinks there were only eioht persons gboard the Minne dosa. There had been nine, but two Kingstcn wen left when the Minne- dosa was here, several weeks ago and only one replaced them. The mate's name was F. M. Waller, of Charlotte- | town; P.El., and John Enman, an- | other sailor, came from he same lace. James Allen's mother lives in Waterford, Ireland. A William Hall ia Cook's mentioned on the vessel's pay list, and he may be the eighth. depend, Sold two " ine Intelligence fom sironger fo utd Marine . Booth's wharf: Schooner Winnie Ee, 88 per fox. Sold by all Wing from Charlotte, with coal. ton pound; The SS. Westmount and consort | Melrose will likely be here Wednesday | morning. { The schooner Queen of the Lakes, | from Charlotte with coal, is at the | penitentiary wharf. The M. T. company steamer Ad: | vance, Fort William to Montréal with | wheat, passed Windsor yesterday. { the cold DR. HICKEY'S BRONCHITig CURE Will stop the worst cough, or =e, ONLY AT The Best Drug Store 8002000000000000000008 { Clean. Hi AL Honest That is the kind we sellThy kind you should burma if you want & satisfaction fire. We are filling orders mow for winter supplies. Have you ordered yours yet ? 'Phone No, 138, Cotton Root Compound, te ual monklily substitute. fhe Cook Medicine Co.. M. T. compgny elevator : Tug Emer- Underwear son up with four Tight barges, Steuer { Donnaeonna, cleared for Fort il | fam. | Underwear Richardsons' elevator : Schooners | Granger, Pilot and Plunket from bay Uv d oy Maggie L.. from river norts, | n er wear all with grain. i Craig's wharf: Steamer Persia, up, | fit to-day; steamer Alexandria, down, Ju ° ¥ night; steamer ' Ni un-night; : i p arn Michigan, due , tomioht. | moving out rapidly, Values that This morning, the Donnelly Wreck : ing company's vessels went up to | cannot be equalled anywhere else Trenton, to raise the steamer Mel bourne, 'which was burned and sunk in the canal. Swift's wharf: Steamer Rideau King, | for Ottawa, this morning; steamer ies Hamilton; down, yesterday; steamer | and if it needs replemishing, you Belleville, due up, to-night; = steamer | Alstha, bay ports. | had better come direct to us and Tae steamer Simla and consort Bur- ) ma cleared yesterday for Fort Wil | we will astonish you with ihe ex- liam, th> Burma's steering gear hav- | ing been repaired. The boafs came | cellent back all the way from near Port Dal housie, The tug Reserve of the marine de partment lay in port yesterday, and left to-day to replace the acetelyne tanks, at Nine Mile Point, which were misplaced in Friday's storm, The law is to the eect that a boat shall have her name oh her bow. but here is a government boat which fails to com- | piv | The schooner Lizzie Matzner, Kinz | ston. had a narrow escape from 20inp on the shore negr_ the life saving sta tion at Oswego, Friday. During the squall she broke away from her moor ings at the Lakawanna trestle, and the wind carried her ranidly east- ward,' The eaptain droped the an- | Only the newest styles can chor. bnt it did not hold, and she | would have heen dashed on the rocks | Our display. if the tue Navagh, had not been Kid Gloves the vicinity and gone to her rescue, - Still selling the best Kid Gloves amateur orchestra for the Study of | in the $1 all classical music, All performers on shades, with guarantee. stringed and wind instruments are in- £ Piles at this store, but in the city. Look over your supply on hand goods at such WEE | prICES. This applies to all lines, Ladies', Misses', Men's -or Boys', Needing aVNew Coat This Fall? Did you say yes, well then come direct the swellest range of New York Pats to store with the | tern Coats ever shown in City. enter FP | ir | ei A Grand Orchestra To Be Formed. A movement is on foot to form an | city at a pair, vited to attend a special meeting for that purpose at Prof. Pelletier's studio, 46 Clergy street, om Tuesday, the 24th inst., at eight o'clock. : ------ A Guaranteed Cure For Piles. Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding, piles. Drugygists are authorized to re. fund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in 6 to 14 days, 5c. -- If anyone tries to sell you beef, irem and wine, look for the red (TOSS on the bottle. Take no other, 50c. Gih- son's Red Cross drug store, A young lady, standing on Princess street, watching Queen's parade, Sat- urday night, had her hat burned as a result of a student's i shooting fireworks, directly into crowd, One man "won $65 on match. Queen's has good 1000 POUNDS GOAL SELECTED LUMPS $2.50 DELIVERED The Coal for Open Fires. i ES SWIFT & C0. 8 in the Saturday's backers ! You Need The Other. 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' unt STIOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH.WEST | ™™ HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS Any even numbered section of Domin- lon Leads in Munitohe or. the North. west Provinces, excepting 8 and 26, not ®erved, may be homesteaded upon by any Peron who is the sole head of a family. oF 8nY male over 18 years of age, to the extent of one-quarter section, of po, more or jen. | lly at ° ty may be made persons at local land of the district in which the be is snuated, or if the may. on applica the Minisier of "the Interior, Ottawa, the Cowintssioner of lmmigra- Sion, Winnipeg, or the local agent for the district in Whicl, 'the land Is. sitvate, receive authority for some one to make wiry for him HOMESTEAD DUTIES : A settler who | bas been granted an eutry for ea home A required to perform the con- Connected therewith under one the following plans : 1) At legst six months residence upon od cultivation of the land in eachsyesr tng the term of three years. du the father (or i} ie 18 deceased) of a person who eligible to make a hoRestenl entry 'un oe provisions of this Act, resides hon 4 farm in the vicinity of the land ¥. © teh . gather or t.other. 8) the settler has his permanent Mildence upon farming land. owned: by mo the vicinity of ms hooestend, the Toquirements of this Act as to residence nig 1 4etisted by residence upon the ny and. APPLICA TIC Wade ION FOR PAT wo alk ' " Commissioner of lon. Lands at Ottawa, of his intention Binopsis OF CANADIAN _NUITM- MINING REGULA PIURS. Oa! lands may be Per acre fy coal Sathracita, Not i ited by gue indivi B tony. Royalty at the rave of ten cen 1 ton of 2,000 pounds shell be 'collected rons output, a acres can ual or com-

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